ACQUISITION AT SPEED
information, and software intensive systems from George Mason University.
MORE POWER
Ops Demo 1 identified that, under certain conditions, Stryker vehicles’ power requirements need additional improvement. (Photo by Spc. Ryan Parr, Training Support Activity Europe)
Only by working with the unit from the beginning of the process to assess how they conduct operations, what technologies will enhance the success of the opera- tions and what will fit in small spaces, could Integrated Tactical Network have been integrated into Stryker vehicles. As the multi-organization capability-set team continues to address lessons learned from Ops Demo Phase 1, they are actively preparing for Ops Demo Phase 2, which will include a greater cyber component, featuring a red team to test the unit’s systems to prevent adversarial access.
As a critical precursor to CS25, which will integrate the Integrated Tactical Network for armored brigade combat teams, CS23 is helping to refine the unique network and communications needs of on-the- move operations. For now, equipping the unit in charge of full spectrum operations
throughout the European Command’s area of responsibility with the latest ITN iteration remains a critical and timely priority.
For more information, go to https://
peoc3t.army.mil/c3t/.
MATT MAIER is the project manager for Interoperability, Integration and Services at PEO C3T, where he oversees multiple network modernization product manager organizations
and the development
and integration of the Army’s network capability sets. He has an M.S. in systems engineering from George Mason University and a B.S. in electrical engineering from Virginia Tech. He is also a graduate of the Senior Service College Fellowship program from the Defense Acquisition University and holds certificates in computer,
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LT. COL. JOHN JUDY is the product manager for capability-set development, assigned to the Project Manager for Interoperability, Integration and Services at PEO C3T, and is responsible for ensuring all the different systems work together as one grand tactical network deployed to the unit from an architectural perspective. He holds an MBA in system acquisition management from the Naval Postgraduate School and a B.S. in computer science from the University of Georgia. His military training and education include the Army Airborne School, the Armor Officer Basic Course, the Scout Platoon Leader’s Course, the Signal Captain’s Career Course, the Recruiting Commanders Course, Naval War College, Acquisition Officer Basic and Intermediate Qualification. He holds the DAWIA Advanced certification in program management, and Foundational certification in engineering and technical management. He also holds Advanced certification in program management.
KATHRYN BAILEY is a public communications
specialist for Bowhead
Business & Technologies Solutions, assigned to PEO C3T. She is the lead public affairs representative for Project Manager Tactical Radios and Product Manager Capability Set Design, under Project Manager Interoperability, Integration and Services. She has a B.A. in communications studies from the University of Maryland. She is a regular contributor to Army AL&T.
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